Frame grabber suits digital cameras

The PXD1000 frame grabber supports both RS-422 (up to 30 MHz per channel) and RS-644 (up to 40 MHz per channel) input signals. It handles single-channel cameras with outputs to 32 bits/pixel and pixel rates to 40 Mpixels/s for RS-644 signals, dual-channel cameras to 16 bits/pixel and up to 80 Mpixels/s rates, and four-channel cameras at 8 bits/pixel and up to 160 Mpixels/s rates. The board can capture area images up to 32k x 32k pixels and images from linescan cameras up to 32k in width. Imagena
April 1, 1999

Frame grabber suits digital cameras

The PXD1000 frame grabber supports both RS-422 (up to 30 MHz per channel) and RS-644 (up to 40 MHz per channel) input signals. It handles single-channel cameras with outputs to 32 bits/pixel and pixel rates to 40 Mpixels/s for RS-644 signals, dual-channel cameras to 16 bits/pixel and up to 80 Mpixels/s rates, and four-channel cameras at 8 bits/pixel and up to 160 Mpixels/s rates. The board can capture area images up to 32k x 32k pixels and images from linescan cameras up to 32k in width. Imagenation Corp., 10220 SW Nimbus, Suite K-5, Portland, OR 97223; (541) 495-2200; Fax: (541) 95-2201.

Sign up for Vision Systems Design Newsletters
Get the latest news and updates.

Related

Zebra Technologies Integrates Acquisitions into Machine Vision Product Line
Why CoaXPress over Fiber Works for Machine Vision Applications Running Over Long Distances

Voice Your Opinion!

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Vision Systems Design, create an account today!